https://www.npr.org/2023/05/28/1178296880/doc-todd-obituary-hip-hop-veteran-ptsd
Sometimes he went by the nickname, Mik. To the thousands of people, especially veterans, who listened to his hip-hop, he was known as Doc Todd. George Michael Todd was a Navy corpsman who served in Afghanistan with the 2/8 Marines — known as "America's Battalion."
He died in Atlanta earlier this month at the age of 38. The cause was sudden cardiac death, according to his wife, Abigail.
In 2017, Todd told NPR his album Combat Medicine was intended to help fellow veterans heal. One of his most popular songs, "Not Alone" is about empowerment, "about taking charge of your life, taking charge of your transition" from the combat zone to civilian life, he said.
Heavenly Father, we ask You to take Your beloved son George Michael Todd, in Your loving arms as You welcome him into Your kingdom. Lord, protect his wife and children and ease the pain of all Mr. Todd's grieving family and friends, give them peace as they face this loss. Let those helped by his words of inspiration and acts of love be strengthened by his memory and committed to carrying on his message of perseverance and indomitable spirit. Lord, give the soldiers Mr. Todd reached (and will continue to reach) through his music added resolve to rise above and come to You, Lord, for inner strength. In Jesus' loving name. 🙏✝️
Rest in peace, Mr. Todd.